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«Jerse Jatles of the Jown Which Concern Only You and Your Neighbor COLLEGEâ€"PREP CAVALCADE BEGINS With summer practically gome, our attention is called to those stuâ€" dents who will be going away to school this month. Entering Welâ€" lesley this fall as a freshman is Elizabeth Murray. Also at Wellesâ€" ley will be Carol lnfloivldh;:,'-l sophomore, Julia O, Schmidt, a soâ€" phomore,and Annette Jones a senâ€" jor. Dorothy Einbecker will accept a scholarship in home economics at the University of Chicago. She was one of 324 winners this year, Purdue university is Burton Wonâ€" nell‘s school, where he is to be a junior. Louise Shire, Elizabeth Low and Marjory Shay report that they‘re all ready for their senior year at Smith college. Keith Shay, Marjory‘s brother, will go to Amâ€" herst as a sophomore. Howell Murâ€" ray is also Amherstâ€"bound and is in his last year there. William Childs is to be in his third year at Harvard law school. Campbell Mills will finish next year at Decrfield academy, Deerfield, Mass. William Ashley will conclude his four years at Kenyon college, Gambier, Ohio, where Mortis Loving will be located, also a senior. Barâ€" bara Ashley, William‘s sister, is enâ€" rolled at Sweet Briar college, Sweet Briar, Va., for her sophomore year. "frosh" this fall are Phoebe Brooks, Northern Illinois State Teachers‘ college in DeKalb, Ill.; Shirley Lauridsen, Occidental college, Los Angeles, Calif.; Roy Nelson, Bradâ€" ley Tech, Peoria, IIl.; Mary Dorick, Stout Institute, Menominee, Wis.; and George Aubrey, Exeter. Gale Bray will study for a second year with the Chicago Civic orchesâ€" tra. Those directing their steps toâ€" ward lowa are Ardis Martin, Uniâ€" versity of lowa, Iowa City. Roland Bleimehl, senior, Iowa State college at Ames; and Lawrence Wygal, soâ€" phomore, University of Iowa. PAGE SIX The latter‘s two brothers will enter Princeton. James as a senior and Steven as a sophomore. Barâ€" bara Bede will enroll for her last year at Principia college, Elsah, II!., while her brother, Alan, is transferring from Dartmouth to Northwestern School of Commerce for his sophomore year. Eric Haessâ€" ler will continue his college work at Dartmouth, where he is a junior preparing for a law career. Bud Detmer, senior at Williams] college; Jim Sorg, sophomore at Northwestern; Red Fell, senior, Grinnell; Mary Binder, freshman, Mt. Holyoke; Carroll Binder Jr., sophomore, _ Harvard _ university; Norman Durment, freshman, Bayâ€" lor (where he received an athletic scholarship) ; Barbara Timm, sophoâ€" more, University of Wisconsin; Ned Canright, senior, University of Wisâ€" consin; Betty Harris, sophomore, William and Mary; Bob Walker, senior, Washington and Lee univerâ€" sity; Marshall Johnson Jr., junior, Wabash college; Ken Jones, senior, Dartmouth; Tom Ullman, senior, Telephone H. P. 2400 Performances â€"Saturdays and Sundays 2:30 p.m. continuous. Week days â€"7:15 and 9:00 p. m. Thursday Manbattan Nights ! Friday, Saturday. Sunday, Monday It‘s adventure to set the blood pounding through your veins . . . s Sigmund Romberg melodies bring delight to your heart ! Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday * + * * * * DOUBLE FEATURE O + * Wayne Morris â€" Rosemary Lame in Saturdays and Holidaysâ€"30c to 6:30 p.m. Evenings and Sundaysâ€"40c â€" Children, 12 years and underâ€"10c Coming: "WHEN THE DALTONS RODE" "WAY OP ALL PLESH." "PRIDE AND PRRJUDICE," "ALL THIS AND HEAYVEN TOO." "I MARRIED ADVENTURE." "BOYS FROM SYRACUSR~ "Joe And Ethel Turp Call On The President" A L C Y O N ADOLPHE MENJOU, CAROLE LANDIS, JOHN HUBBARD in "ANDY HARDY MEETS DEBUTANTE" â€"â€"â€"â€"~â€"â€" DOUBLE FEATURE â€"â€"â€"_____â€" MICKEY ROONEY, JUDY GARLAND, LEWIS STONE in day. Sunday, Monday September 6, 7, 8, 9 ~ DOUBLE ATTRACTION . â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"_â€"â€"â€" Jennette MacDonald â€" Nelson Eddy â€" Mary Boland in Therne (TOPPERS) Smith‘s hilatious novel Such complications, embarrassing moments and fun It‘s a Mustâ€"See A story startling with realism. thrills and excitement Added : "THE FLAG SPEAKS" will be among the Damon Runyon‘s -!n;-y in the signal for imh!nlâ€" Ann Sothern â€" William Gargan â€" Lewis Stone in Tabssof the Toun Preston Poster â€" Andy Devine â€" Ellen Drew in GLapys UpELL, "LADIES MUST LIVE" 8 bucks to squander . . . it‘s enough to set a fellow wild* ADMISSION PRICES "TURNABOUT® "NEW MOON®" "GERONIMO®" Mustâ€"Love . . . Must Laugh Hit! Society Editor Registered at the University of Illinois this fall are: Dorcas Fitzâ€" gerald, sophomore; Bud Harvey, junior; Kurt Boehm, sophomore. Among the students entering Northwestern university will be: Bud Pfister, junior; Shirley Pfister, freshman; Alice Pfister, sophomore; Dick Thorsh, junior; Tom Simpson, sophomore; Beverley Roach, sophoâ€" more; Dorothy Lytle, junior (transâ€" ferring from Skidmore college) ; Bill Peters, sophomore; Bill Kelly, sophomore; Ed Detmer, junior; Bobbe Bosworth, sophomore, Conâ€" necticut college; Ann Miller, going to National College of Educationâ€" instead of Monticello (where she went last year) â€" as a sophomore; Robin Gourley, junior year at Corâ€" nell university; Peter Wolff, junior year at Cornell university; Dorothy Einbecker, junior year at University of Chicago; John Butler, freshman University of Washingtonâ€"then to Harvard; Jean Morrissey, Pine Manor college; John Heath, Hill Prep schoolâ€"then, to Dartmouth. Jean Nichols, music student, will take up studies at Cosmopolitan School of Music, Kimball hall, Chiâ€" cago. She will concentrate on voice as a major and work toward her bachelor‘s degree. Adeline Ramond is to go to Colâ€" orado Springs, Col., to start her secâ€" ond year at Colorado college, and Paul W. Haskins will go in the opâ€" posite direction for his sophomore year at Cornell university, Ithaca, N. Y. Joan Pier is due for her senâ€" ior year at DePauw university in Greencastle, Ind., while Arthur Pier of the same family will be a Purâ€" due sophomore. Don Nichols will be The Black brothers will leave for school, James, a junior at Carleton college, and Robert, senior at Deâ€" Pauw university. Jeanette Bryant is a sophomore at Carleton this year. in New York at Hamilton college as a sophomore. At the University of Illinois there will be Julius Laegeler, sophomore; Stewart Gail, senior; Marion Gail, his sister, second half of sophomore year; and Mildred Gail, junior. Wilâ€" liam Hamlin has won a scholarship to the University of Wisconsin, Maâ€" dison, Wis., where his family has moved. y BAUY Entranceâ€"Sept. 3, 4, 9, 16, 23, 30, Oct. 7. Day â€" Hall Day â€" Evening â€" Saturday 116 S. Michigan Blyd., Chicago Dept. S.Q. Personal Training © Individual Advancement COMMERCIAL ART AND ILLUSTRAâ€" TION * PHOTOGRAPHY e ADVERâ€" TISING COPY AND LAYOUT e MERCHANDISING * LETTERING * DESIGN * COLOR * AIR BRUSH TECHNIQUE * PHOTOâ€"RETOUCHâ€" ING * INDUSTRIAL DESIGN * WINDOW DISPLAY * FASHIONS Highland Park, III o Meet the Meu TAemda im Busimesa September 10, 11, 11 September 5 as its year, University of Chicago; Beaâ€" trice Gaidzik, junior, University of Chicago; Libby Clarke, junior year at Carleton college; Wally Carr, senior year at Carleton college; Bud Loving, senior year at Kenyon colâ€" lege. The above is not a complete list of all Highland Park young people who are leaving for college this fall. We will be happy to include any adâ€" ditional names in next week‘s issue of the PRESS if you will inform our sogiety editor of your plans. MILNEâ€"IVINS WEDDING SATURDAY The marriage of Miss Margaret Robbie Milne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John H. Milne of Evanston, and James E. Ivins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ivins of South Linden Ave., will take place on Sept. 7 at 4 o‘clock in the Lady chapel of St. Luke‘s church, the Rt. Rev B. F. Ivins of Milwaukee, an uncle of the bridegroom, officiating. A reception will follow at the home of the bride‘s parents. Miss Fanchon Milne will be her sister‘s maid of honor. Robert Webster will serve as best man for Mr. Ivins. John Milne Jr. and John C. McKenzie will usher. After a week‘s motor trip through the Smoky mountains Mr. Ivins and his bride will be at home in St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Balke of Deere Park announce the marâ€" riage of their daughter Barbara to Leon Hyzen of New York City. The ceremony was performed by Justice of the Peace Henty Hanson, Sunday morning, September 1st. Mr. Hyzen is a graduate of Masâ€" sachusetts Institute of Technology, and won the Rotch scholarship which entitled him to two years study in Europe. Following three years at the Cinâ€" cinnatti College of Music, the bride spent two years in Europe studying with Hugo Becker. They will reside in New York City. A graduate of Roycemore, Miss Milne received her college degree from Smith in 1934. Mr. Ivins, a University of Wisconsin man, was graduated from the university‘s law school in ‘38. He is a member of Kappa Sigma. BARBARA BALKE IS MARRIED Marie Hammer will return to her home this week after a trip to New York. Mrs. Hammer will resume her private and group teaching of muâ€" sic and piano on September 8th. Marriage licenses issued the past week were for: Edward Wing of Highland Park and Myrtle Doland of Highwood; George Heinsman and Rosa Shepherd both of Highland Park; Robert Tromp of Highland Park and Jane Hahm of Evanston; Hawthorne Pettie of Highland Park and Della Padley of Evanston; George Klapak of Highland Park and Mary Sabath of North Chicago. Two more parties on the calendar for Miss Barbara Gallup, before her marriage to Knox Booth September 14th, are those two of her bridesâ€" maids Miss Phyllis Durbahn and Miss Katy Lew Vail are giving. Miss Durbahn will entertain at a closctâ€"shelf, dresserâ€"drawer shower on Tuesday and on Thursday Miss Vail will give the spinster dinner. Mrs. Mayme Balding returned Tuesday from a ten day visit with her father Matt Yager of Sauk Cenâ€" ter, Minn. Sewall Truax enjoyed the Labor Day weekâ€"end at the Indiana Dunes. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hammond of Evanston, formerly of Highland Park spent the weekâ€"end fishing at Stone Lake, Wis. Miss Virginia few days at Pz last week. HIGHLAND PARK DEPARTMENT STORE 545 Central Avenue Phone H. P. 1088 AT OVR NEW LOCATION THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS3 BUSINESS Saathoff vâ€" Paw, ARE NOW O P E N spent a Michigan Highland Park Tuesday for a short visit. For the past 2 years Miss Julian has been teaching in Bei Mrs. Charles I. Brook‘s sister, Miss Mildred Julian arrived in Rough, Syria and will take a posiâ€" tion with the Winnetka Grammar school this fall. Because of condiâ€" tions in Europe today Miss Julian has been en route since June 25th, having had to cross the dessert inâ€" stead of coming all the way by water as heretofore. Mr. John Creigh of Minneapolis, Minn., will arrive here the latter part of the week for a few days visit with his family the Thomas Creighs. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Willison and daughter spent the weekâ€"end and early part of the week with relaâ€" tives at Effingham, Ill. The Harold Bridges have returned from their summer home at Highâ€" land Lake. On Labor Day they were hosts to a group of Highland Parkâ€" ers who enjoyed their picnic supper there. Mrs. Thomas Creigh was hostess to the board members of the Highland Park hospital at luncheon Wednesday, The Roderick Macphersons of N. St. Johns avenue returned home yesâ€" terday from their summer home at Phelps, Wis. Mrs. Thomas Creigh and daughâ€" ter Virginia returned Saturday from their summer home at Battle Lake, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Metcalf and family of the Udell Building reâ€" turned last weekâ€"end from Washâ€" ington and Oregon where they spent the summer visiting relatives. Mrs. Edward Strenger and Mrs. William J. Nelson have returned from their six weeks sojourn at Eagle River. Mr. Strenger and Mr. Nelson joined them at Eagle River over the Labor Day ‘weekâ€"end, Mrs. Viola Conrad is visiting her brother, Mr. Oscar Pansie in Fisk, Wis., for three weeks. Miss Florence Leuer of Homewood avenue has returned from her posiâ€" tion in Washington, D.C., where she has been employed for the past year. Robin Gourley, Burton and Jim Wonnell and Fred Johnson have reâ€" turned from their 200 mile canoe tri pfrom Ely, Minn., through Canâ€" adian waters. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kuhn of Dean avenue left August 22 for a tour of the Eastern states. They will call "The Cream of the North Shore" MILIKC Golden Meadow Dairy & Farm Products per gal gal. 537 Central Avenue 3 2C 17 ¢ Mr. and Mrs. William Guyot of ‘Glenview avenue spent the early part of the week visiting friends in Naperville, IIL for their daughter Paula at a sumâ€" mer camp in Vermont, visit the Fair and return home September 9th. Mrs. Stewart Sniffen will leave Friday for her home in Pasajena, Calif., after spending the past two months with her mother Mrs. Carleâ€" ton Moseley on Prospect avenue. Mrs. Sniffen will stop off at Lake while en route. Bill Childs of N. Sheridan road and Bill Darrow of Winnetks spent the weekâ€"end in Lakeside, Michigan. 33 N SHERIDAN ROAD Across the Street from Post Office Tailoring _ * _ Suits Made To Order _ ® Furrier as taught at the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago. Private piano lessons are supplemented by Friday afterâ€" noon weekly classes in Harmony, Sightâ€"reading, Ear training, Keyboard Harmony, Memorizing and Ensemâ€" ble playing. No extra charge is made for these classes. PREâ€"SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE TAUGHT IN SMALL GROUPS Louise Robyn System of Piano Phone H. P. 463 Deerfield Road between Skokie Road and Waukegan Rd. Deerfield, Illinois Phone Deerfield 595 or Whitehall 6530 Briergate Country Club 50c Twilight Fees Ladies Day on Friday 50¢ CHICAGOLANDS FINEST DAILY FEE GOLF COURSE Skokie Valley Laundry It‘s just as old fashioned for you to do your own washing and ironing! Why? Because modern methods take soiled clothes out of your homeâ€"and bring them back. Excellent locker rooms, cocktail lounge and dining room Golfers Play Briergate Hand Finished to please the most diseriminating oV RQll! e nray warar Enrollment during week of September third. First 15 pounds ______________$1.29 Each additional pound ___________. .08 Shirts 10c with this bundle Try Our Thrifty Hydro Service TOURNAMENTS SOLICITED ANNOUNCES HIS REMOVAL TO LOUISE McCLERNAN FROM THE WELL ARRY â€" INICHMAN Phone Highland Park 3310 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1940 Mrs. John Oliver and two daughâ€" ters Joan and Mary spent the past ten days in New York and the New York Fair. Mrs. George Childs entertained at a small luncheon Friday for Mrs. Richard Gosling of Honolulu. HERMANCE MUSTRIC‘S BEAUTY SALON HHJB Studio: 347 Central Avenue Complete Beauty Service (Continued on Page 8)